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| Air Travel & Low Oxygen Environments |
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Air travel has increased steadily over the last decade, and its effect on the health of passengers has been the subject of much debate. There is mounting evidence on the effects of air travel on oxygen saturation in general populations. Studies have shown statistically significant reductions in oxygen saturation in all passengers travelling on long haul and short haul flights. Importantly a high percentage of passengers were found to have oxygen saturation levels (SpO2) of 94% or less at cruising altitude. 94% is a level of oxygen saturation that may prompt doctors to administer supplemental oxygen in hospital patients*.
CSO2™ provides a perfect way to supplement the body's oxygen levels whilst on a flight. Taken neat or applied topically, CSO2's™ powerful natural diatomic oxygen is rapidly absorbed by the body into the bloodstream when ingested or through the epidermis to the skin cells when applied topically. Both systems are rapidly supplied with a vital boost of oxygen to keep cell function and metabolism fully optimized.
CSO2™ can be used neat in its super-concentrated form or as an active ingredient in a variety of other formulations for a lower level application that is still effective.
Other activities that are carried out in low oxygen environments such as Alpine climbing or high level skiing and trekking can also be enhanced through the use of CSO2™ People living or working at altitude may also find benefits from using the nutritional formulations of CSO2™
*(Source: S. Humphreys, R. Deyermond, I. Bali, M. Stevenson and J. P. H. Fee, The effect of high altitude commercial air travel on oxygen saturation. Anaesthesia, 2005, 60, pages 458-460.)
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